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SO ELON, Now that the Americans have a blue house and senate, @elonmusk you should lawyer up 😁 Let me lay out some very real examples ⬇️😎👍 What could happen to Elon Musk? 1. Congressional investigations into DOGE. Democrats are expected to investigate Musk's leadership of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), including: How government agencies were dismantled. The elimination of federal jobs. Whether billions in claimed government savings were genuine. Whether Musk and his associates improperly accessed sensitive government information. Congressional committees can demand documents, hold hearings and issue subpoenas compelling testimony. 2. Scrutiny of his government contracts This could be particularly significant. Democrats want to examine whether Musk benefited financially from his close relationship with Trump and whether conflicts of interest existed. 3. Investigation into Starlink and Ukraine This is particularly interesting given Ukraine's reliance on Starlink for battlefield communications. Senator Richard Blumenthal has already initiated an inquiry into Musk's control of Starlink and the restrictions imposed on Ukrainian connectivity. Democrats could pursue this investigation much more aggressively now that they have congressional power. 4. Greater scrutiny of his business empire Musk could face: More congressional hearings. Greater scrutiny of Tesla and SpaceX contracts. Investigations into potential conflicts of interest. Increased oversight of AI development and data centres. These are possibilities, not findings of wrongdoing. 5. His political influence has taken a serious hit Musk reportedly spent hundreds of millions of dollars supporting Republican candidates in these midterms. Despite that spending, Republicans lost control of Congress. That is a significant political setback for him. Does this mean Musk could face criminal charges? Not automatically. Congressional investigations are not criminal prosecutions. However, if an investigation uncovers evidence of criminal conduct, it could lead to referrals to the Department of Justice or other law-enforcement authorities. My assessment The biggest change is that Musk no longer has the same political protection he enjoyed when Republicans controlled Congress. He could find himself answering questions under oath about DOGE, his government contracts, his financial interests and his influence over government decisions. The tables have turned considerably. And perhaps the most important point: Musk may have enormous personal wealth, but wealth does not give someone immunity from congressional oversight or the law. #ElonNeedsToFindaLawyer

This South African immigrant motherfucker should never have been granted U.S. citizenship. Elon Musk is a criminal who belongs BEHIND BARS for election interference here in the U.S.

When this is all over, there has to be major consequences for Elon Musk. War Criminal

A reminder that Elon Musk is a Canadian citizen. His wealth, influence, and U.S. citizenship do not exempt him from Canadian law. He can face criminal charges and arrest if there is evidence that he committed an offence Canada has jurisdiction to prosecute. Some Canadian laws also apply to conduct abroad. There are concrete reasons for Canadian authorities to examine his role in the operation of X and xAI. In June 2026, Canada’s Privacy Commissioner found that both companies violated federal privacy law after launching Grok’s image-generation tool without adequate safeguards. The tool was used to create and share non-consensual sexualized deepfakes targeting women and children. Privacy Commissioner’s findings Those findings concern the companies. The next question is what Musk himself knew and did. What warnings did he receive? What decisions did he make about safeguards? Did he direct, encourage, or knowingly assist conduct that amounts to a criminal offence? Canadian authorities should examine those questions, particularly where Canadian victims are involved. Canada criminalizes the non-consensual distribution of qualifying intimate images. A person who counsels an offence can also bear criminal responsibility when the law’s requirements are met. Establishing Musk’s liability would require evidence of his personal involvement. Criminal Code, section 162.1, section 22 France has already moved to examine that responsibility. In May 2026, Paris prosecutors announced a judicial investigation into X’s operations and requested formal investigation of Musk personally, alongside the companies and another executive. The allegations involve child sexual abuse imagery, non-consensual sexual deepfakes, and unlawful data practices. They remain unproven. Canadian investigators should assess whether evidence from that investigation concerns Canadian victims or offences prosecutable here. Canada’s treason provisions also apply to Canadian citizens abroad. They cover specific acts, including assisting an enemy at war with Canada or armed forces fighting Canadian Forces, and using force or violence to overthrow a Canadian government. A treason charge would require evidence of conduct meeting those conditions. Criminal Code, section 46 If Canadian authorities obtained an arrest warrant, Musk could be arrested upon entering Canada. If he remained in the United States, Canada could seek extradition under the treaty and U.S. law. His US citizenship would not, by itself, prevent it. Canadian authorities should investigate his personal role and pursue charges if the evidence supports them. He should face the same scrutiny as anyone else.

France is showing the world what real accountability looks like. Paris prosecutors have launched a major criminal investigation into Elon Musk’s X, raided its Paris offices and summoned Musk and former CEO Linda Yaccarino for questioning. The allegations are staggering, political manipulation through algorithms, child sexual abuse material, sexually explicit deepfakes generated by Grok without consent, Holocaust denial, unlawful data extraction and election interference. While Musk parades around pretending to be a defender of free speech, his platform faces allegations involving the exploitation of children, the sexual abuse of women through AI-generated imagery, the manipulation of political discourse and threats to democratic elections. Bravo, France! This is what standing up to billionaire arrogance looks like. Democracy is not a billionaire's personal playground, social media platforms are not above the law, and Elon Musk does not get to buy himself immunity from accountability. France is making it clear that the rule of law still matters, and the rest of the democratic world should be paying attention.